WinCAM Podcast Network: Recent Episodes
WinCAM Podcast Network
Let's Get Real Winchester Episode 1: Is College Really Worth It? by WinCAM Podcast Network
Wooden Bats Sports Podcast Episode 6 - From the Baseball Hall of Fame! by WinCAM Podcast Network
WinCAM staff member Andrew Termini and co-hosts Tony Annatone and Kyle Hopp recap the week in sports. This week's topics include: a recap of the Super Bowl, what the future looks like for the Rams and Bengals, and updates from the NBA season.
On this episode of Optics, Paula Tognarelli, Executive Director and Curator at the Griffin Museum of Photography interviews award-winning American photographer/filmmaker, Gary Beeber. He discusses his current exhibition, Sylvester Manor. Sylvester Manor Educational Farm is a 243-acre historic plantation and nonprofit educational farm on Shelter Island, NY. His exhibition will be displayed at the Griffin Gallery at WinCAM till February 12th.
In episode 3, the students interview Mike Chiuccariello, the new WHS School Resource Officer and ask him about his desire to be an SRO and what it's like to work in the Winchester community especially during a pandemic.
On this episode of Optics, Paula Tognarelli, Executive Director and Curator at the Griffin Museum of Photography interviews Shelby Meyerhoff. Shelby is a multidisciplinary artist based in Winchester, Massachusetts. She works with a variety of media, including photography, painting, sculpture, and body art, often combining multiple techniques to create her image. In her current exhibition "Zoomorphics", she transforms her appearance using body paint and photograph herself as different creatures inspired by the natural world. She believes that connecting to nature is fundamental to the human experience.
On this episode of Vital Records, Winchester Town Clerk MaryEllen Lannon and David Gauthier discuss how COVID-19 has affected the election ballots this year and what new changes will be put into place for the November 3rd Election.
In episode 5 of Vital Records, MaryEllen Lannon and David discuss Winchester Town Meeting in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, changes in the procedures for Town Election and the differences between the town and federal census.
On this episode of Optics, Paula Tognarelli, Executive Director and Curator at the Griffin Museum of Photography interviews Rick Wright. Rick is a Philadelphia based fine artist, architectural photographer and instructor. He is showing the series "Vessels of the Late Petroleum Age" which features 27 digital photographs printed with tri-tone pigment ink on Hahnemühle Bamboo paper. The exhibition will be on display at the Griffin Gallery at WinCAM from January 18th - April 16th with a reception held on March 19th which is free and open to the public.
In this episode, the team interviews Ted Michalski, one of the owners of the Book and Board in Winchester and discuss general information about the comic book store and what he enjoys the most about working in the Winchester community.
In episode 4 of Vital Records, MaryEllen Lannon and David discuss the importance and purpose of the town and federal census.
On episode 3 of WinTalk, Superintendent Dr. Judy Evans and Town Manager Lisa Wong discuss the current school year, facilities, academics, upcoming developments and how the funding formula for the MCAS is effecting Winchester on the local level.
In episode 1, the team of Winchester High School students interview the WHS Assistant Principal, John Dupuis and discuss his job duties and how he got started.
On episode 3 of Vital Records with MaryEllen Lannon, David and MaryEllen discuss Town Meeting. The history, the mechanics, and what to expect.
On this episode of Optics, Paula Tognarelli, Executive Director and Curator at the Griffin Museum of Photography interviews Melissa Lynn. Melissa is a professional documentary and portrait photographer based out of Denver, CO. Her current exhibition "American Mosaic", explores heritage, identity, and multiculturalism which is discussed in this episode. "American Mosaic" will be on display at the Griffin Gallery at WinCAM from September 19th - January 15th, 2020.
On this episode of Vital Records, Winchester Town Clerk MaryEllen Lannon discusses the open meeting law in the state of Massachusetts.
The premiere edition of this informational podcast produced by Winchester Town Clerk, MaryEllen Lannon. In this episode, MaryEllen talks about how Winchester residents can access vital information using a new online database.
On this episode of Optics hosted by Paula Tognarelli of the Griffin Museum of Photography, Jennifer McClure is the featured guest. Jennifer is a fine art and documentary photographer based in New York City. She discusses her personal experiences and her workshop "How to Bring Your Life to Your Projects" which was held at WinCAM and sponsored in part by Leica Camera and the Richards' Family Trust.
WinTalk with Dr. Judy Evans and Lisa Wong is straight talk about issues in Winchester straight from the Superintendent and Town Manager. In episode 2, Superintendent Evans and Town Manager Wong discuss housing and the impact it has on the Winchester community and its residents.
WinTalk with Dr. Judy Evans and Lisa Wong is straight talk about issues in Winchester straight from the Superintendent and Town Manager. In the first episode, Superintendent Evans and Town Manager Wong discuss the proposed proposition 2 1/2 override which will be on the ballot in the next town election coming up on March 26.
This week on Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus, our guest is Amy Schram, Senior Community Relations Specialist from the Better Business Bureau serving Eastern MA, ME, RI & VT. She discusses how the BBB can help businesses and consumers and the advantages of becoming an accredited business.
We are also joined by Mariya Manzhos of the Winchester Star for the weekly headlines segment. With April being Autism Awareness month, Mariya reviews the Light It Up Blue event which promotes and celebrates those with autism. The event took place at Lynch Elementary and was sponsored by Brio Integrated Theatre, Winchester Disability Commission, Winchester Multicultural Network, and WIN-PAC. She also spoke about the new Pastoral Administrator of St. Mary's Church, Father Richard Erikson who will begin his ministry on April 19th.
This week on Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus, we discuss the recent tragedy in town and our guests this week are members of the Sounds of Grace Hospice Choir. They will be discussing their upcoming event on Sunday, March 4th at the First Unitarian Church.
This week on Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus, our guests are from Winchester High School Student Council, Cella Luchetti and David Joseph who will be discussing an upcoming event at the high school. The "Night of the Arts" is a showcase of arts by the students which will be held on Tuesday March 6th from 6-9pm.
We are also joined by Mariya Manzhos of the Winchester Star for the weekly headlines segment. She talks about the upcoming Special Town Meeting on March 8th, the candidates for Town Election on March 27th, and Mariya also has a special human interest story in the spirit of Valentine's Day.
This week on Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester, Massachusetts in focus, we talk to our very own David Gauthier who shares his experience with us from Minnesota gearing up for Super Bowl LII and being a part of the Kraft Sports Production team on their latest project, the Not Done Network.
Mariya Manzhos of The Winchester Star - Massachusetts also joins us for the weekly headlines segment to discuss McCall Middle School's very first QSA, Queer-Straight Alliance Club, founded by 8th grader Luke Macannuco. We also talk about the upcoming 40th anniversary of the Blizzard of '78 and the impact it had on Winchester
This week on Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus, we talk to WFEE Executive Director, Caren Connelly and the Founding Director of Kidstock, Brian Miluaskas about the upcoming annual WFEE Trivia Bee, which will be held at Town Hall on February 13 at 7pm.
Mariya Manzhos of the Winchester Star also joins us for the weekly headlines segment to discuss preliminary schematic designs for McCall Middle School expansion. We also talk about the upcoming School Committee meeting next Tuesday where they will be continuing their discussion on school start time changes.
This week on Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus, we talk to President of The Winton Club, Deb Ciarcia who speaks about the club and their upcoming annual Cabaret which will be held at Town Hall.
Mariya Manzhos joins us for the weekly headlines segment to discuss the Select Board and School Committee's decision to move forward with the Skillings Field community pool complex. We also talk about the Winchester Public Schools Strategic Visioning Initiative, which lays out the goals and aspirations for the schools, students, and community over the next 5-7 years.
We’re bringing in 2018 with some new additions to Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus.
This week we welcome WinCAM’s newest Education and Public Access Coordinator, Noelia Ortiz, as well as Mariya Manzhos, Multimedia Journalist of the Winchester Star. Mariya discusses her background and how she ended up covering local stories for the town. She also discusses last week’s snowstorm aftermath and the responsibility of snow removal.
Our featured guests include Shawn Macannuco, Co-President and Susan Fagerstrom, Treasurer of Parent to Parent, Winchester to discuss their free presentation on helping teens navigate social media on 1/16. Also Phil Coonley, member of the Steering Committee at the Winchester Multicultural Network, to speak about MLK Day Celebration on Monday, 1/15.
This week on Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus, we talk to Winchester Town Clerk, Mary Ellen Lannon to review Fall Town Meeting and instructions on how on might be able to run for office in the town of Winchester. We also discuss some community events happening in town as well as upcoming events during WinCAM week that we encourage the community to check out.
This week on Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus, our special guest is Dr. Lois Lee. She is an attending physician in the Division of Emergency Medicine at Boston's Children's Hospital and she speaks to us about home and motor vehicle safety for children.
This week on Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus, we talk to Theresa Maturevich about what's happening this fall at the Winchester Public Library including Winchester Reads and other community events. We also talk to John Fleming, the head coach of the Girls Volleyball and Boys Basketball teams at WHS as he discusses the undefeated record the girls hold so far as well as highlighting a few outstanding players from the team
This week on Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus, we talk to Theresa Maturevich about what's happening this fall at the Winchester Public Library including Winchester Reads and other community events. We also talk to John Fleming, the head coach of the Girls Volleyball and Boys Basketball teams at WHS as he discusses the undefeated record the girls hold so far as well as highlighting a few outstanding players from the team
This week on Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus, we talk to Adam Weiss of 350 Mass for a Better Future about climate change and a bill in the MA legislature sponsored by State Senator Pat Jehlen. Melissa Russell of the Winchester Star joins us for the weekly headlines segment to discuss the arrival of students at the newly completed WHS and the kickoff on Winchester Reads
On this episode of Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus, we are Melissa Russell of The Winchester Star for the weekly headlines segment. Topics include discussion of an ice core scientist who also happens to be a WHS class of '99, completion of WHS construction and also local and national ways to help victims of Hurricane Harvey.
This week Ant and Tighe discussed the latest episode of Game of Thrones, "Beyond the Wall" and all the reasons they felt it, and season seven as a whole, are coming up very short and just how worried you should be about the upcoming season finale and the final season to follow.
The hosts also predict what will happen in the finale including who makes it out alive.
On this episode of Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus, we are joined by Karen Grossman, the Outreach Committee Co-chair of the Mystic River Watershed Association to encourage the public to participate in their latest project, the Mystic River Watershed Quest as part of their 45th anniversary celebration.
We are also joined by Melissa Russell of the Winchester Star for the weekly headlines segment. Topics include discussion on this past weekend's 'Free Speech' rally in Boston and also a continuation of the regional Human Trafficking story in terms of labor.
Tighe and Ant return to discuss this week's dense episode of Game of Thrones, Eastwatch. One of us celebrates (gloats) a long discussed return of a (not so) popular character, we talk about the...interesting plan that Tyrion came up with, and do lots of speculating on the fate of the party going north of the wall.
This week on Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus, we spoke Winchester Public Schools Superintendent, Dr. Judith Evans about the WHS project and what students can expect this upcoming year. Also we're joined by Melissa Russell of the Winchester Star to talk about the recent events in Charlottesville, VA and its local impact.
This week on Viewfinder, the podcast the keeps Winchester in focus, we are joined by Phillip Beltz, Director of Winchester's Jenks Center to talk about the many programs that they have to offer for people of all ages.
We are then joined by Melissa Russell of The Winchester Star to discuss this week in headlines. Topics include the first in a series on Human Trafficking including a Winchester resident heading a legal team trying to take down a website that makes online trafficking easier, we also discuss a Winchester resident's unique small business.
Join Ant and Tighe as they break down an absolutely massive episode of Game of Thrones. The guys talk about the dragons, the Dothraki, and of course BIG CROSSBOW! Don't miss the guys discuss all the action and everything else that went down on this week's episode.
Tighe and Ant return again to discuss the third episode of Game of Thrones seventh season, "The Queen's Justice". This episode featured long awaited meetings, long anticipated reunions and some unexpected turns. Don't miss our breakdown of all the events, and what the ramifications might be going forward for this season and beyond.
In Episode 12, Chef Chris and co-host Chef B interview DJ Estrela about his career as a chef and passion for both food and music. They discuss the best burgers in the city and the appropriate time to send back food while at a restuarant
This week on Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus, we are joined by Christopher Besse of MEMA to discuss the steps to take to make sure you and your family are properly prepared in the event of a disaster.
We also talk to Melissa Russell of The Winchester Star to talk about the Winchester headlines this week. Topics include possibly controversial Wifi towers going up across Massachusetts, including Winchester, the summer trend of painted "kindness rocks" popping up all over town, and a brief outbreak of scabies at Winchester Hospital.
It's The Three Eyed Raven, a Game of Thrones podcast. This week, Tighe and Anthony discuss the second episode of Season 7, Stormborn, including the first big action sequence of the new season, the ongoing power struggles in House Stark and a live prediction for how a major storyline will resolve.
It's episode 100 of Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus! Joining us for this big episode is Elizabeth Klinefelter of Pool Safely to talk about ways to keep safe while keeping cool this summer.
We also talk to Melissa Russell, Editor of The Winchester Star for the 100th edition of the weekly headlines, topics include a look back at the previous hundred weeks in Winchester, an interview with a man who biked to Florida and much more.
Also, the Viewfinder crew bring back a segment from the very beginning of the shows run, which could be very beneficial to a lucky listener, but you'll just have to listen to find out just what that means.
Hosted by Alan Macdonald, Massachusetts Senator Jason Lewis and State Representative Michael Day once again joins us to discuss the latest happenings in MA and national politics and look ahead to what is coming up legislatively in Massachusetts.
In this episode, they discuss the development in the state's marijuana legalization bill, a shakeup in state committees, recent economic legislation and much more.
This week on Viewfinder, the 2 time ACM Award winning podcast that keeps Winchester in focus, we are joined by James Wood of Green Day Recycling about this weekends upcoming appliance and electronics recycling event.
Then we talk to Melissa Russell of the Winchester Star for our weekly headlines segment, topics this week include an amazing story about a Winchester woman who reached out to the Star in need of a transplant and got one.
We also discuss the big ACM Awards night ceremony at the Alliance for Community Media conference in Minneapolis where we picked up our second consecutive award for best audio program from a professional.
Game of Thrones is back on the air and The Three Eyed Raven is here to break down all the action of the dense, table-setting season premiere. Tighe and Ant discuss how some of the events in the first episode managed to completely throw off their predictions and how this may lead to major things unfolding in a different order than many expect them to.
On Episode 11 of Chef Chronicles, Chef Chris and Chef B talk to Senior Event Coordinator, Kyana Gerad to discuss the ins and outs of planning events at a prestigious hotel in Charlotte, NC
The Three Eyed Raven, a Game of Thrones Podcast, is BACK with our season 7 preview. Tighe and Anthony go over all the major characters (still left on the board) and speculate on what fate has in store for them this season and beyond.
This week on Viewfinder, the two time ACM award winning podcast that keeps Winchester in focus, we give you a sneak peak at the upcoming WinCAM program "Healthy and Sustainable Food" from the summer speaking series at Wright-Locke Farm.
We are also joined for our headlines segment by Melissa Russell of The Winchester Star, topics this week include how the Winchester Farmers Market stays successful while other local farmers markets struggle to retain customers.
This is the 17th episode of The Passion Project, a weekly podcast hosted by Guru and Derek, and sponsored by the Winchester High School Tech Crew. Each week we bring in a new guest to talk about a particular topic that they're very passionate about. This week guest is Livi Santos who came in to talk about memes!
In Episode 10, Chef Chris speaks with Sharon, the Chicken Gawd about her great success since finding her passion for food and also the lack of culinary outlets for young black children in the community
This week on Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus, we are joined by Dan Burke, president of the Winchester ABC House, Winchester ABC is a chapter of A Better Chance, Inc., a national nonprofit organization founded in 1963 to provide academically talented male and female scholars of color with expanded educational and career opportunities. Dan discusses the opportunities provided for youth through this program.
We are also joined by Melissa Russell of the Winchester Star for our headlines segment, topics this week include the impressive recent history of Winchester as a film set, including an episode of a Television show in the past week.
Today on Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus, we are joined by Michael Bettencourt, Vice Chairman of the Winchester Board of Selectmen to discuss a wide range of issues facing the town.
We then talk with Melissa Russel of the Winchester Star about the recent decision to deny the Mega CVS proposal and much more.
This is the 16th episode of The Passion Project, a weekly podcast hosted by Guru and Derek, and sponsored by the Winchester High School Tech Crew. Each week we bring in a new guest to talk about a particular topic that they're very passionate about. This week guest is Farzana Patwa who came in to talk about her love of Indian films.
This week on Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus, we have a bunch of interview all collected at Winchester's Town Day this past weekend. We talk to Town Manager Richard Howard, representative from Relay for Life, The Rotary Club of Winchester, Sachem Youth Baseball and Softball, Winchester Selectmen Mariano Goluboff, The Winchester Girl Scouts, Brio Integrated Theater, and The Winchester VFW.
We are also joined for our weekly conversation with Melissa Russell of The Winchester Star. Topics include the ever controversial Winchester Sachem logo issue, which is in the news again based on a proposed statewide ban on Native American mascots in sports and much more!
In Episode 9, Chef Chris and Chef B talk about restaurant trends, tips to deal with emotional eating, as well as everyone's favorite old school microwavable foods including hot pockets and bagel bites
This week on Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus, we talk with Melinda Garfield of MassAccess, a non-profit whose goal is to ensure the future vitality of Massachusetts based community media centers as well as acting as government liaisons to inform supporters across Massachusetts regarding the current political landscape in regards to media. Melinda discusses their push to get public access stations on the HD tier of channels in MA (including here in Winchester) and their recent hearing at the Massachusetts State House.
We are also joined by Melissa Russell of The Winchester Star to talk about this week's headlines. Topics include the upcoming Town Day and a locally produced documentary about teen substance abuse and party culture.
This week on Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus, we discuss WinCAM's brand new website, which you can find at wincam.org.
Our guest this week is Allan Eyden of the Winchester Town Day Committee about the upcoming festivities, the process of setting up such a large event and much more.
We are also joined by Melissa Russell of The Winchester Star to talk about the headlines of the week. Topics include a survey put out by The Winchester Star to help them focus on the issues important to the reader, the ever increasing popularity of the Winchester Residents Facebook page, what implications that may have, and much more!
This is the 15th episode of The Passion Project, a weekly podcast hosted by Guru and Derek, and sponsored by the Winchester High School Tech Crew. Each week we bring in a new guest to talk about a particular topic that they're very passionate about. This week's guests are Lydia Pan and Abby Joseph who came in to talk about their love of medicine and wanting to become doctors.
This is a weekly podcast hosted by Guru and Derek, and sponsored by the Winchester High School Tech Crew. Each week we bring in a new guest to talk about a particular topic that they're very passionate about. This week's guest is Maryam Altaf who came in to talk about finding justice for humanitarian causes.
This week on Viewfinder, the Podcast that keeps Winchester in focus, we have a guest interviewer step in, Aiden Rood! Aiden is the host of America Tonight on WinCAM and he's joined by Linda Dispensa, Kathy Massa and Donna Crowe of Winchester's Enka Society to discuss this weekend's EnKa Fair!
We are also joined for our regular Winchester headlines segment by Melissa Russell of The Winchester Star. Topics this week include a potentially controversial decision by Winchester's Planning Board and much more.
Also, the Viewfinder crew, plus WinCAM staffer Tyler Stephens put their brains together to try and answer the age old question..."Is a hot dog a sandwich????". Let's just say things get a little...heated...don't miss it.
In Episode 8 of Chef Chronicles, Chef Chris and Chef B talk to CEO and Founder of Brunches of Boston, Alie Sockol. She discusses how she became obsessed with brunch, how she got started with her blog and how it helps to enhance brunch culture throughout the city
Today on Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus, we have three great guests for you, first We're joined by Melissa Russell of the Winchester Star for our weekly Headlines segment. Topics this week include a Spring Town Meeting wrap-up including the Skillings Field Turf article.
Next we talk with Bailee Star, Education Director of Temple Shir Tikvah to talk about their upcoming events, including the Young Family Backyard Picnic.
Finally, we speak with Steve Malloy, Youth Director of the First Baptist Church of Winchester. Steve talks to us about the youth program and much more.
On this episode of Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus, we are joined once again by Wright Locke Farm's Education Director Rebekah Carter and their Community Engagement and Farm Stand Manager, Kim Kneeland. They came in to discuss the great community events they have upcoming at the farm now that the weather has warmed up.
We are also joined by Melissa Russell of the Winchester Star for our weekly headlines segment. Topics this week include a viral sensation out of the opinion pages of The Winchester Star, Melissa tells us how one middle schoolers response to a printed letter got national attention. We also review Night 2 of Spring Town Meeting, including the decision on the all day kindergarten article.
On this episode of A Day in the House, State Rep Michael Day is joined by Ron Fein and Jasmine Gomez of Free Speech for People, an organization that works to renew our democracy and our United States Constitution for we the people, not big money and corporate interests.
Rep. Day talks to them about their organization, the effect that corporate influence has on our democratic process and the steps that can be taken to fix the system.
In Episode 7 of Chef Chronicles, Chef Chris and Chef B continue discussing their top restaurant picks in the Boston areas, this time they focus on good cheap eats
This week on Viewfinder, The podcast that keeps Winchester in focus, we talk with Melissa Russell of The Winchester Star for our regular segment to talk about the Winchester news of the week. We recap night one of Winchester Spring Town Meeting 2017 and look at what to expect from night two, specifically the full day kindergarten issue and what to expect from the conversation on the meeting floor.
We also discuss the controversy surrounding the "Hate Has No Home Here" lawn signs that has been generating conversation around Winchester.
Finally, we will hear from WinCAM's Town Meeting Correspondent Allan Eyden with his recap of night one of Spring Town Meeting.
This is the 13th episode of The Passion Project and the last episode of 2016! This is a weekly podcast hosted by Guru Ramanathan and Derek Diaco, and sponsored by the Winchester High School Tech Crew. Each week we bring in a new guest to talk about a particular topic that they're very passionate about. This week's guest is Karen West whom we talked with about art amongst other various topics.
This week on Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus, we are joined by The Winchester Police Department's School Resource Officer Sgt. Dan Perenick to talk about Hazardous Waste and Medication Collection Day in Winchester on April 29th, what happens when you dispose of medications improperly and all the ways you can participate.
We are then talk with Paul Manganaro of the Yes for Skillings Field Committee to give us a primer on what is probably the biggest item on the docket for the upcoming Spring Town Meeting, the vote to install artificial turf on Skillings Field, and why his organization supports the proposal.
This is the 12th episode of The Passion Project, a weekly podcast hosted by Guru Ramanathan and Derek Diaco, and sponsored by the Winchester High School Tech Crew. Each week we bring in a new guest to talk about a particular topic that they're very passionate about. This week's guest is WHS principal Dennis Mahoney who came in to talk about how he got into education, teaching, and his experiences so far as the new principal of WHS.
In Episode 6 of Chef Chronicles, Chef Chris Faison and Chef B discuss in depth their top restaurant picks including restaurant types, price point, atmosphere, service, quality, and experience.
This week on Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus, we talk to Winnie Li and Sophie Lewis, representatives of the National Honor Society at WHS about their upcoming 'Craft Night' event.
We are also joined by Melissa Russell of The Winchester Star to discuss this weeks headlines. Topics include, A new liquor license awarded in Winchester, a gofundme page set up to aid a Winchester resident get much needed help and a preview of the upcoming Spring Town Meeting.
This week Chef Chris and Chef B speak with Harvard Business School pastry chef, Jaz to discuss how she got started making cupcakes and cakes. They also review her favorite pastry chefs in the industry, top 5 restaurant etiquette tips, and the best burgers in town
In this week's episode of Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester, we talk to Executive Director of Brio Integrated Theatre, Sahar Ahmed and member of the Winchester Disability Access Commission, Chris Durham to discuss Autism Awareness month in April and the kick off ceremony of Light It Up Blue Winchester.
We are then joined for our Winchester Headlines segment by Melissa Russell of The Winchester Star to talk about what's in the paper this week, topics include rumors of a potential new 40B project and the statue commemorating the 100th anniversary of WWI in Winchester Center.
This is the 11th episode of The Passion Project, a weekly podcast hosted by Guru Ramanathan and Derek Diaco, and sponsored by the Winchester High School Tech Crew. Each week we bring in a new guest to talk about a particular topic that they're very passionate about. This week's guest is Katrina LoConte who came in to talk about community service!
In this episode, Chef Chris and Chef B speak with St. Luc about his Haitian culture and the transition in food preparation from Caribbean to American cuisine
This week on Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus, we talk to Winchester's Conservation Administrator Elaine Vreeeland and Michael Marchand, Director of Science for grades 6-12 for the Winchester Public Schools about their ongoing projects, including the fish ladder.
We are then joined for our Winchester Headlines segment by Melissa Russell of The Winchester Star to talk about what is in the paper this week, topics include the results of this past weeks town election, ballot questions and much more.
In Episode 3, Chef Chris speaks overnight manager, Simone Elliott to discuss her experience in the hospitality industry
It's another jam packed edition of Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus. First we are joined by Rebekah Carter and Kim Kneeland of Wright-Locke Farm to talk about everything happening at the farm in the spring and summer seasons, volunteer opportunities, and Dave has lots of questions about chickens.
We then talk to WHS Athletic Director Marc Arria for a recap of the very successful winter sports season at WHS and a short look at whats coming next.
Finally, Melissa Russell of the Winchester Star drops in for our Winchester Headlines segment. Topics include Winchester's upcoming elections and much more!
In Episode 2, Chef Chris Faison talks about how he got started in the culinary industry at the young age of 15
This week on Viewfinder, the Podcast that keeps Winchester, Massachusetts in focus, we talk to of the Winchester Kenan Necar and Grant Leung, co-chairs of the Winchester Golf Committee to discuss the 27th annual Winchester Charity Golf Tournament in May.
Finally, we have our regular Winchester Headlines segment with Melissa Russell of The Winchester Star - Massachusetts. Topics this week include a possible appropriation to start a 5 day full day Kindergarten program and we also discuss the reasons behind the name change of the Jenks Senior Center now becoming the Jenks Center.
This is the tenth episode of The Passion Project, a weekly podcast hosted by Guru and Derek, and sponsored by the Winchester High School Tech Crew. Each week we bring in a new guest to talk about a particular topic that they're very passionate about. This week's guest is Jared Piantedosi who came in to talk about writing and storytelling. The theme was composed by Victor Sintchak.
This week on Episode 1 of Chef Chronicles, Brian Edwards is featured to chop it up with Chris about how he got started in the food industry and they also discuss some restaurants participating in Dine Out Boston
This week on Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus, we talk to Catherine Boyle of Autism Housing Pathways, A family-driven, membership-based organization serving individuals and families in Massachusetts impacted by autism and other developmental disabilities, about the organization, Autism Awareness Month in April and their upcoming "Dancing with the Celebrities" event.
We also talk about International Women's Day and WinCAM Staff member Suzette Ferdinand being honored by Winchester Multicultural Network for Women's History Month.
This week on Viewfinder, the Podcast that keeps Winchester in focus, we talk to Town Clerk MaryEllen Lannon about the upcoming elections in Winchester. We are also briefly joined by Suzette for an update from Mardi Gras.
Finally, we have our regular Winchester Headlines segment with Melissa Russell of The Winchester Star. Topics this week include an approval of part of the Eversource Line project, app development at Winchester High School and more!
This week on Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus, we talk to Aba Taylor of the Winchester Multicultural Network about their upcoming events including a special charity screening of "Hidden Figures" and much more.
We are also joined for our Winchester Headlines segment by Melissa Russell of the Winchester Star to discuss the effort of Winchester Middle School kids to keep a local pizza shop in business.
This week on Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester, Massachusetts in focus, we talk to Bailee Star, the Education Director of Temple Shir Tikvah about spiritual life and educational programs offered at the temple. She also speaks about Reform Judaism and the values of the interfaith community.
We are also joined for our Winchester Headlines segment by Melissa Russell of The Winchester Star. We talk about the March 28 ballot override question related to adding artificial turf to Skillings field.
This is the ninth episode of The Passion Project, a weekly podcast hosted by Guru and Derek, and sponsored by the Winchester High School Tech Crew. Each week we bring in a new guest to talk about a particular topic that they're very passionate about. This week guest is Maya Colman who came in to talk about gender equality club!
This week on Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus, we talk to Middlesex Sheriff Peter Koutoujian about his position, his role dealing with the addiction epidemic in MA, and much more.
We are also joined for our semi regular Winchester sports segment by the Director of Athletics at Winchester High School Marc Arria.
We also give our predictions for the Super Bowl this Sunday, and talk about our favorite traditions and players involved in the big game.
This is the eighth episode of The Passion Project, a weekly podcast hosted by Guru Ramanathan and Derek Diaco, and sponsored by the Winchester High School Tech Crew. Each week we bring in a new guest to talk about a particular topic that they're very passionate about. This week's guests are sisters Gabby and Carlina McKinley, members of the WHS Girls Volleyball team who came in to talk about their love for the sport, team bonding, and the team's historic season this year!!!
This week on Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus, we talk to David Landry and Stephen Buckley of the Rotary Club of Winchester to talk about this years Polar Plunge, what it's like to dive into ice cold water and how you can donate,
We are also joined for our Winchester Headlines segment by Melissa Russell of the Winchester Star. We talk about the Boston's Women's March, the people from Winchester who attended and our experiences there.
This week on Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus, we talk to Norman Doucette, the Recycling Coordinator at the Winchester Transfer Station to talk about membership renewal, what's new at the station and more.
We are also joined by Melissa Russell of The Winchester Star for the Winchester Headlines segment, topics this week include a new gluten free bakery in Winchester, a discussion of the Women's March in Boston this weekend and the effectiveness of public demonstrations.
Host Alan Macdonald chats with Senator Jason Lewis and Representative Michael Day about the year that was in Massachusetts politics and what to look forward to legislatively in 2017.
This week, we've got a huge episode of Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus. We're joined by Kathleen Grace, the Instructional Technology Specialist and Andrea Zampitella Library Media Specialist from Winchester High School to talk about the new Maker space at the high school.
We are also joined for our Winchester headlines segment by Melissa Russel of the Winchester Star. This weeks topics include a conversation about new information released on salaries of town employees, some updates on the progress made by the swim Winchester initiative and much more.
Finally, we talk to Winchester High School Director of Athletics Marc Arria for the first of a new ongoing segment on Viewfinder highlighting Winchester athletics and the achievements in sports at WHS.
This is the seventh episode of The Passion Project, a weekly podcast hosted by Guru Ramanathan and Derek Diaco, and sponsored by the Winchester High School Tech Crew. Each week we bring in a new guest to talk about a particular topic that they're very passionate about. This week's guests are Sabrina Zhou and Arnav Ghosh who came in to talk about Harry Potter!
It's 2017 and Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus, is back! The staff talks about their resolutions and give a few ideas on how resolutions are decided.
This week we are joined by Melissa Russell of The Winchester Star to talk about what to expect in Winchester Headlines in 2017, the scoop on the newly visible structures at Mahoney's, a conversation on the controversial stalling of the legalization of Medical Marijuana storefronts in MA and much more.
This week on Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus, we went to the launch event for the Safe Sleep Awareness Campaign and talked to District Attorney Marian Ryan and State Representative Michael Day about this important cause.
We are also joined by Melissa Russel of The Winchester Star for our weekly headlines segment, this weeks topics include a discussion about the parents of Winchester's Clay Soper are working to raise awareness for the dangers of party culture, we talk about the recent spurt of break-ins in Winchester and are joined by Winchester Police Chief Peter MacDonell about what residents can do to protect their possessions, and we briefly discuss our feelings on Winchester schools being open in the cold.
This is the sixth episode of The Passion Project, a weekly podcast hosted by Guru and Derek, and sponsored by the Winchester High School Tech Crew. Each week we bring in a new guest to talk about a particular topic that they're very passionate about. This week's guest is Gina Gregg who came in to talk about film editing and her new WWII documentary that is coming out on public access.
This week, the crew at Viewfinder welcome School Committee members, Susan Verdicchio (chair) and Christian Nixon who discuss the role of the School Committee in Winchester as well as the amendments to the school facilities master plan. We also get our weekly visit from Melissa Russel of the Winchester Star who has some fascinating feel-good stories to share just in time for the holidays.
This is the fifth episode of The Passion Project, a weekly podcast hosted by Guru and Derek, and sponsored by the Winchester High School Tech Crew. Each week we bring in a new guest to talk about a particular topic that they're very passionate about. This week's guests are Nathan Li and Ella Jenke who came in to talk about standardized testing (and a little bit about college as well).
It's a special WinCAM Week edition of Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus! This week we're joined by Melissa Russell of the Winchester Star for the entire episode. We talk about the week in Winchester Headlines and much more.
The guest this week is WinCAM Producer of the Year Guru Ramanathan, he joins us to discuss his big year, the WinCAM premiere of his film, Hyper-, and what is up next for him.
It's viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus. This week we talk to Brooke Wardrop, director of communications and marketing for The Stone Zoo about their ongoing Zoolights event.
We are also joined by Melissa Russell from the Winchester Star for our weekly Winchester headlines segment. Topic this week include updates on the 40B saga and a very controversial poll about the date of Trick-or-Treating
It's the Thanksgiving edition of Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus! This week we are joined by Aba Taylor from the Winchester Multicultural Network to talk about a recent event where Winchester residents came together to talk about the results of the presidential election.
We are also joined by Melissa Russell of The Winchester Star for the headlines this week, topics include a verdict in a Winchester murder case, how the election result is affecting Winchester, and a wild turkey in town.
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This is the fourth episode of The Passion Project, a weekly podcast hosted by Guru and Derek, and sponsored by the Winchester High School Tech Crew. Each week we bring in a new guest to talk about a particular topic that they're very passionate about. This week's guest is Kate McPhee who came in to talk about marine science and our impact on the environment!
This week on Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus, we bring you interviews with Elaine Sevigny, Co-Interim Director of Children’s Own School, Winchester and Fred Yen of The Winchester Farmers Market.
We are also joined by Melissa Russell of the Winchester Star for our Winchester Headlines segment. This week we talk about the events of Winchester Fall Town Meeting and the Winchester Police Department taking part in no shave November.
Here's the third episode of The Passion Project! This week's guest is Victor Sintchak who came in to talk about his passion for music and his experiences at a music program in Valencia, Spain (he also composed the Passion Project's theme)
This week on Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus, we are joined by Jack Kean of the Rotary Club of Winchester to talk about the club, their history and much more.
We then talk to Melissa Russell of The Winchester Star to talk about the events of the election in Winchester and what to look for at the upcoming Fall Town Meeting.
It's the last pre-election edition on Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus, and this week we talk to both the candidates for Massachusetts State Senate for the 31st Middlesex District. First up is Caroline Colarusso followed by Michael Day. The candidates speak directly about the biggest issues in Winchester today.
Then we are joined by Melissa Russell of The Winchester Star for our Winchester Headlines segment, topics this week include a truck striking a home in Winchester, the success of early voting and much more.
Here's the second episode of The Passion Project! This week's guest is WHS senior Charlotte Pappas who came in to talk about debating and Junior State of America!
It's an election edition of Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus. This week we are joined by both candidates for the Massachusetts 5th Middlesex District Senate seat, first we talk with Jason Lewis, followed by his opponent Vincent Dixon. We cover a wide range of issues from the ballot questions to 40B in Winchester and more.
We also talk to Melissa Russell from The Winchester Star for our Winchester Headlines segment, this week we discuss Winchester's effort to make Halloween enjoyable for children with food allergies.
In the third episode of Regime Change: Election 2016 the topic is Trade and China. Host David Frenkel is joined by Michael Gallis, who's an expert in large-scale metropolitan regional development strategies and Dr. Kenneth Warren, Professor of Political Science at Saint Louis University.
It's another jam-packed edition of Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus!
This week we are joined by Winchester Town Clerk MaryEllen Lannon to talk about early voting and to get a behind the scenes look at what steps the town is taking to prepare for the upcoming election.
We're also joined by John Fleming, head coach of the Winchester High School Women's Varsity Volleyball team to talk about the team's success and the upcoming "Serve for the Cure" event.
To top it all off, we talk with Melissa Russell of The Winchester Star for our Winchester headlines segment. Topics this week include a controversial campaign ad and a conversation on negative campaigning in general, and a recent pet blessing event in Winchester.
This is the inaugural episode of The Passion Project, a weekly podcast hosted by Guru Ramanathan and Derek Diaco, and sponsored by the Winchester High School Tech Crew.
Each week we bring in a new guest to talk about a particular topic that they're very passionate about. Our first guest is Emily Gheewalla who came in to talk about food allergy awareness.
Viewfinder Episode 63 features Melissa Russell of the Winchester Star reporting on Winchester’s recent brush with the creepy clown phenomenon. We’ve also got two outstanding guests, Aba Taylor of the Winchester Multicultural Network and Rebekah Carter of Wright-Locke Farm. Aba joined us over the phone to talk about “Signs on My Neighbor’s Lawn: Hopes and Fears at Election Times”, a community event coming up on October 18 and Rebekah tells us that the season is not quite over at the farm!
This week on Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus, we are joined by Kate Clifford Larson, author of "Rosemary: The Hidden Kennedy Daughter" about the book, which is the featured text of the Winchester Reads series.
We also welcome in Melissa Russell of the Winchester star for the Winchester Headlines segment. Topics this week include State Rep candidate Caroline Colarusso opting out of a potential LWV moderated debate and a profile on Terry Marotta, who has ended her long running column in the Star.
Host Roberta Chadis of Dog Health News talks to Julie Buzby, Integrative Veterinarian and Founder of Dr. Buzby's ToeGrips.
Dr. Buzby talks about her mission to keep dogs as mobile as possible for as long as possible. You'll learn how your senior and special needs dog can benefit from Dr. Buzby's ToeGrips and other tips related to mobility challenges for older dogs. Dr. Buzby's ToeGrips can change the quality of life for dogs who struggle on hardwood or tile floors.
Many thanks to Dr.Julie Buzby for her passionate hard work to find solutions for dogs who struggle with mobility limitations from aging, accidents and diseases.
Regime change: Election 2016, the newest podcast in the WinCAM Podcast Network hosted by David Frenkel, takes on the increasingly unpredictable 2016 Presidential election. The focus will be policy issues that are complex and that are being drowned out by the vitriolic name calling that has been the hallmark of the campaign so far.
The topic this episode is Healthcare. David is joined by Cathy Schoen. Cathy is senior scholar in residence at the New York Academy of Medicine. She also serves as the executive Director of the Commonwealth Fund Council of Economic Advisors and Health Cost Initiative which focuses on sustaining slow growth in health care spending while improving access, quality of care and health outcomes. Ken Warren and Alan Mutter also join the panel.
This week on Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus, we are joined by Wally Dembowski, the head coach of the Winchester High School football team about their season.
They also talk to Melissa and Bram of The Winchester Star for our Winchester headlines segment. Topics include designation of historic properties in Winchester and much more.
In this jam packed episode of Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus, we talk to Jennifer Gallagher of the Winchester Chamber of Commerce to talk about the upcoming Rediscover Winchester event, and we talk to Connie Stolow from Winchester Reads about their upcoming events.
We are also joined by Melissa and Bram of The Winchester Star for our regular Winchester Headlines segment, topics this week include parking trouble at WHS, The winchester Lizard, and a Hollywood film shooting in Winchester.
Roberta Chadis, Host, Dog Health News, talks to Dr. Nicholas H. Dodman, BVMS, DVA, DACVAA, DACVB (Tufts University), world renowned canine behaviorist, best-selling author of the immensely popular 'The Dog Who Loved Too Much', founder of Center for Canine Behavior Studies.
Dr. Dodman talks about what led him to his study and aspects of human-canine interactions like overly empathetic pet owners. This interview will inspire you to join Dr. Dodman's Animal Ownership Interaction Study which closes registration on August 31, 2016.
You will also hear about Dr. Dodman's new book, 'Pets on the Couch', coming out on Amazon on August 23, 2016. Much thanks to Dr. Dodman for over 30 years of dedicated work to help save innocent animals' lives.
Regime change: Election 2016, the newest podcast in the WinCAM Podcast Network hosted by David Frenkel, takes on the increasingly unpredictable 2016 Presidential election. The focus will be policy issues that are complex and that are being drowned out by the vitriolic name calling that has been the hallmark of the campaign so far.
In this first episode, David tackles the issue of polling, in elections throughout history and as it relates to the 2016 election. He is joined by expert panelists Professor Ken Warren, who is a world recognized expert in polling and administrative law, Alan Mutter, who is an expert in media plus Winchester resident and activist Kim Whittaker.
This week on Viewfinder, the podcast the keeps Winchester in focus, we talk to David Frenkel about his upcoming Winchester Podcast Network podcast "Regime Change: Election 2016" which will be a bi-weekly deep dive into the Presidential Election featuring renowned political experts.
We are then joined by Melissa Russell of the Winchester Star for details about the organizational shakeup at the Star and what that means going forward and of course the weekly Winchester Headlines. Topics this week include A new juice bar opening in Winchester, details on a screening of a documentary produced by a WHS student about dealing with the stresses of school and much more.
This week on Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus, we talk to Dennis Kunian, Vice President and Government Affairs/Community Relations Representative for Patriot Care, a medical Marijuana company. He talks about how the business works, how it is regulated and what the future holds for this controversial issue.
We also talk to Melissa and Bram from The Winchester Star for our Winchester headlines segment . Topics this week include a WHS student who is helping people with food allergies get access to what they need at local food pantries, and a surprising piece of mail sent out to many Winchester residents by the post office.
This week on Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus, we bring you part 2 of our conversation with Gregory White, the Chief of Staff and General Council for the Massachusetts Office of Consumer Affairs & Business Regulation.
We are then joined for our Winchester Headlines segment by Melissa and Bram of The Winchester Star. Topics this week include more 40B news (of course), shopping at online vs brick and mortar bookstores, and the profitability of dog related businesses.
Chamber of Comics Talk is a loose but in-depth conversation on all things comics from the expert Chris Durham. This week Chris is joined by Ted Michalski from Winchester's Chamber of Comics to discuss the new comics released on August 24th
We're back with another edition of Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus. This week is part 1 of our conversation with Gregory White, the Chief of Staff and General Council for the Massachusetts Office of Consumer and Business Regulation.
Then we're joined for our usual Winchester Headlines segment by Melissa and Bram of the Winchester Star. Topics include old Winchester themed postcards found, an update on the Winchester Wine and Spirits liquor license story, and more on the 40b saga.
Massachusetts State Representative Michael Day and Senator Jason Lewis are back for another edition of In the State House, Hosted by Alan MacDonald. The three discuss the issues facing Massachusetts, and what is going on legislatively.
Three Eyed Raven is here with their second offseason episode. Not much thrones news yet, so this week Tighe and Ant are reviewing the first season of the new Netflix series Stranger Things. They also talk about whole seasons being released at once, one off episodes and much more.
The gang turn on the mics for a special bonus episode where they discuss their (nonsensical) thoughts on the Summer Olympics
This week on Viewfinder, the award winning podcast that keeps Winchester in focus, we are joined by incoming WHS Principal Dennis Mahoney about what he's looking for in his first year at Winchester High School.
We also talk to Melissa and Bram from the Winchester Star for this weeks Winchester headlines segment. Topics include the School Committee's charter schools discussion, Winchester residents running for a cause, and a discussion on opinion pieces submitted to the star.
Host Roberta Chadis, from Dog Health News Talks to Margaret Ditty of Pet Parents Fighting Against GME - Encourage, Share, Educate. Margaret Ditty talks about her Chihuahua, Cricket, and her battle against Granulomatous Meningoencephalitis (GME). All dog lovers, dog owners and dog health professionals will benefit from this podcast. Margaret explains some of the symptoms of GME and how she finally discovered this deadly disease as well as some possible causes.
It's a dog days of summer edition of Viewfinder, the Hometown Media Award winning podcast that keeps Winchester in focus. Dave is on vacation, so Suz and Anthony take the reins for the Winchester Headlines segment with Melissa Russell from The Winchester Star (no Bram this week either!) Topics this week include the Top Chef competition at The Winchester Farmers Market, the Winchester residents Facebook group, a WinCAM member's documentary and more.
Then we play a message from State Representative Michael Day from the most recent episode of his WinCAM show, 'A Day in the House' about the importance of supporting elder care.
Chamber of Comics Talk is a loose but in-depth conversation on all things comics from the expert Chris Durham. This week Chris is joined by Ted Michalski from Winchester's Chamber of Comics to discuss the new comics released on August 10th
Chamber of Comics Talk is a loose but in-depth conversation on all things comics from the expert Chris Durham. This week Chris is joined by Ted Michalski from Winchester's Chamber of Comics to discuss the new comics released on August 3rd
This week on Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus, we talk to Erik Nottleson of the Design Review Committee about his position, the functions of the committee and some common misconceptions about design review in Winchester.
We are also joined for our Winchester headlines segment by Melissa and Bram of the Winchester Star to go over the news of the week. This week's topics include Piantedosi Bread in Winchester closing it's doors, continuing developments of Winchesters 40B situation, and a mysterious animal found in Winchester.
Tighe and Ant are back! In the first offseason episode of The Three Eyed Raven, the guys catch up on how they've been keeping busy since season ended discuss the latest GoT news, including announcements of the length of the next two seasons, directors for season 8 and much more!
Comic Talk is a loose but in-depth conversation on all things comics from the expert Chris Durham. This week Chris is joined by Ted Michalski from Winchester's Chamber of Comics to discuss the new comics released on July 27th
This week on Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus, we celebrate the end of our first year of shows! Winchester Veterans Agent Al Wile comes in to the studio to talk about Veterans issues in Winchester,
We are also joined for our usual Winchester headlines segment by Melissa and Bram of the Winchester Star to talk more about the 40B proposal in Winchester, the Stars new website launch, the success of the Craft Beer Cellar, and a story about a small chemical spill at Winchester's transfer station.
On this episode of Sit Stay Listen, Roberta talks to Anne Springer of Paws for Praise. They talk about Anne’s approach to puppy training and how her methods work. Anne also talks about dog behavioral health, positive training and evidence based training. Other points covered are social exposure at breeders, shelters and rescues as well as Anne’s extensive experience as a dog trainer.
Comic Talk is a loose but in-depth conversation on all things comics from the expert Chris Durham. This week Chris is joined by Ted Michalski from Winchester's Chamber of Comics to discuss the new comics released on July 20th
This week on Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus, we talk to Fred Yen of the Winchester Farmers Market about the benefits of the market, growing food, and the effect of healthy eating
We are also joined for our Winchester headlines segment with Melissa and Bram from the Winchester Star. This week we talk about the Pokemon Go craze, the water levels in Winchester center, and the green communities program grant awarded to Winchester.
Comic Talk is a loose but in-depth conversation on all things comics from the expert Chris Durham. This week Chris is joined by Ted Michalski from Winchester's Chamber of Comics to discuss the new comics released on July 13th
This week Viewfinder turns the big 5-0 with a major announcement! We also spoke to Don Daniel of Empower Winchester about the 345 kV power line possibly being installed in Winchester. As usual, we get a visit from Melissa and Bram of the Winchester Star who are talking about some proposed renovations to the Winchester Boat Club and a new micro trend in home inspection.
Roberta Chadis, President of Dog Health News interviews Carl Safina, ecologist and author of ‘Beyond Words - What Animals Think and Feel’. Carl Safina talks about his book and also gives his insight on the origin of dogs.
This week on Viewfinder we talk to Winchester Town Planner Brian Szekely about his role and that of the Planning Board in downtown development.
We are also joined by Bram Berkowitz of The Winchester Star to go over this weeks Winchester Headlines. Topics include lighting at Knowlton Stadium at Manchester field, redevelopment of the Winchester Center train station and more.
This week, Chris and Ted are joined by Comic Writer David Zuzelo. Comic Talk is a loose but in-depth conversation on all things comics from the expert Chris Durham. This week Chris is joined by Ted Michalski from Winchester's Chamber of Comics to discuss the new comics released on June 29th
It's a 4th of July edition of viewfinder! We talk to Winchester Fire Chief John Nash about the Dept. and holiday weekend fireworks safety.
We are also joined, as usual by Melissa and Bram of The Winchester Star for our weekly Winchester Headlines. This weeks topics include a spotlight on Winchester Resident Bol Riiny, a potential new dog park in Winchester, and more on the 40B story.
Tighe and Anthony discuss the massive season six finale of Game of Thrones; "The Winds of Winter" and try to guess where the rest of the series will go from here.
Comic Talk is a loose but in-depth conversation on all things comics from the expert Chris Durham. This week Chris is joined by Ted Michalski from Winchester's Chamber of Comics to discuss the new comics released on June 22nd
Tighe and Anthony talk about the penultimate ninth episode of Game of Thrones Season 6, "Battle of the Bastards". They break down all the action and make predictions as to what will happen in the season finale, including a round of "Will They Survive?"
This week on Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus, we talk to Town Clerk Mary Ellen Lannon about her responsibilities and whats coming up for the Town of Winchester.
We are also joined for our regular Winchester Headlines segment by Melissa and Bram of the Winchester Star. Topics this week include the Community preservation Act, Winchester water quality rating, and a new 40B proposal that will be discussed by the Selectmen.
Massachusetts State Representative Michael Day interviews Bobby Colliton, the founder and president of the Skate for the 22 Foundation, an organization that creates community for veterans centered around hockey.
On episode 46 of Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus, we get our weekly visit from Winchester Star Editor, Melissa Russell. We also have interviews with Robin Shevland, one of the organizers of the Winchester PMC Kids Ride this Saturday and Don Daniel of the Just a Minute Festival. Also included is a statement regarding the tragic events of last weekend in Orlando from Winchester Multicultural Network Executive Director, Aba Taylor.
Dog Health News host Roberta Chadis talks with Kristin Ericson about the 3 top reasons your dog could go missing. This podcast covers strategies dog owners can use to help prevent their dog from getting loose and what to do if you find a lost dog. Kristin Ericson, founder of Missing Dogs Massachusetts, also speaks about the work being done with cities and towns to help animal control officers trap lost dogs safely.
Three Eyed Raven, a Game of Thrones Podcast, breaks down the events of Season 6 Episode 8, 'No One' Ant and Tighe talk about all the action and discuss where the season could be going. Spoiler Warning!
Comic Talk is a loose but in-depth conversation on all things comics from the expert Chris Durham. This week Chris is joined by Ted Michalski from Winchester's Chamber of Comics to discuss the new comics released on June 8th
Three Eyed Raven, a Game of Thrones Podcast, is here to talk about Season 6 Episode 7 "The Broken Man". The season is heating up and theres a lot for Tighe and Ant to discuss. Spoiler Warning!
Comic Talk is a loose but in-depth conversation on all things comics from the expert Chris Durham. This week Chris is joined by Ted Michalski from Winchester's Chamber of Comics to discuss the new comics released on June 1st
It's episode 45 of Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus. This week, we have plenty of sounds from Winchester's Town Day, as we were collecting interviews at our booth. We also talk to Rebecca Levine of the Winchester Youth Center about their ongoing Relay For Life events.
Then we are joined for our usual Winchester Headlines segment by Melissa and Bram from The Winchester Star. Topics this week include a fire in a Winchester home, the recent Special Town Meeting Session, problems with excise tax and more.
Three Eyed Raven, a Game of Thrones Podcast, is here to talk about Season 6 Episode 6 "Blood of My Blood". The season is heating up and theres a lot for Tighe and Ant to discuss. Spoiler Warning!
This week on Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus, we are joined by Susan Grimes McPhee, the Energy Conservation Coordinator of the Energy Management Committee to talk about advising and assisting the Town of Winchester in the implementation of energy efficiency and renewable energy for town buildings.
We are also talk to Melissa and Bram of the Winchester Star for our weekly Winchester Headlines segment. This week we discuss the Memorial Day parade. Melissa's interview with Winchester Police Chief Ken Albertelli a new structure in at Wildwood Cemetery, and an update on the Winning Farm negotiations.
We also have a Memorial Day message from State Representative Michael Day.
Don't forget to visit WinCAM's Town Day booth this weekend for a chance to be interviewed for Viewfinder podcast! Recorded 6.1.2016
Comic Talk is a loose but in-depth conversation on all things comics from the expert Chris Durham. This week Chris is joined by Ted Michalski from Winchester's Chamber of Comics to discuss the new comics released on May 25th.
Viewfinder, the podcast that keeps Winchester in focus, is available now. This week we're joined by WHS Men's Varsity Volleyball coach John Fleming to talk about their amazing season.
We also speak with Melissa and Bram from The Winchester Star for our regular Winchester Headlines segment to go over the big stories of the week including a conversation on the state of local business in Winchester, an important announcement about a Winchester woman in need of a kidney, and an update on the 40B housing story. Recorded 5.25.2016.
Comic Talk is a loose but in-depth conversation on all things comics from the expert Chris Durham. This week Chris is joined by Ted Michalski from Winchester's Chamber of Comics to discuss the new comics released on May 18th.
It's episode 42 of Viewfinder, the podcast that puts Winchester in focus. This week we talk to Marc Arria, the WHS Athletic Director about his work, the impact of the high school construction on Winchester athletics and what he looks for in a Winchester High School coach.
We are also joined by Melissa and Bram from the Winchester Star for our regular Winchester Headlines segment. In the news this week is a story about the Winchester Boat Club running into adversity in their attempt to expand, confusion about the removal of the Sachems logo at WHS, new traffic lights in Winchester and more!
Greetings Little Birds, Tighe and Ant are back to talk about all the craziness that was episode 4 of the 6th season of Game of Thrones.
Comic Talk is a loose but in-depth conversation on all things comics from the expert Chris Durham. This week Chris is joined by Ted Michalski from Winchester's Chamber of Comics to discuss the new comics released on May 11th.
Welcome to The Three Eyed Raven, a Game of Thrones review podcast. This week, Tighe and Anthony discuss episode 3 and talk about everything that is happening iso far n season 6. Plus they make a few guesses as to what this season has in store.
This week on Viewfinder, the podcast that puts Winchester in focus, we are joined by Marilyn Mullane of the League of Women Voters of Winchester to talk about their upcoming event; 'Whats Cooking? A tour of kitchens in Winchester'
We also talk to Melissa Russell of The Winchester Star for our weekly Winchester Headlines segment. The news includes a church official who may be getting a big promotion, a continuation of our conversation about the wildlife of Winchester, and a brief discussion of the current state of media.
It's a free comic book day edition of Comic Talk! Comics guru Chris Durham is joined by Ted Michalski Chambers of Comics to talk about the new comics released on May 4th!
Viewfinder Episode 40 is here and it's a doozy. This week we talk to Paul Manganaro about the legacy of WHS Coach Manny Marshall, The Winchester Sports Foundation Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony this week, and his work with the Winchester Field Development Council.
We're also joined, as usual, by Melissa and Bram of the Winchester Star for the headlines segment. We discuss a new food truck in town, Updates on the Eversource Line story, and a new EPA regulations on storm water and the effects that will have on the budget.
As always, let us know if you have any questions or comments on this or any episode at viewfinder@wincam.org. Recorded 5.4.2016.
Comics guru Chris Durham is joined by Ted Michalski Chambers of Comics to talk about the new comics for the week of May 2nd!
The topic for April is Sexual and Domestic Assault. State Representative Michael Day leads a discussion with Linda Leis of the Stoneham Alliance Against Violence about her work with the group.
He is then joined by Julie Dahlstrom, Clinical Legal Fellow at the Human Trafficking Clinic and Alec Zadek, Lawyer at Mintz Levin and victims advocate
This week we are joined by John Fleming to talk WHS Sports and the upcoming Winchester Sports Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony, which will be covered by WinCAM.
We also talk to Melissa and Bram of the Winchester Star for our regular segment where we dive deeper into the weeks biggest headlines. This week we talk, of course, about the happenings at Session 1 of Winchester Spring Town Meeting and also a brief update on the Mega CVS project.
Host Alan Macdonald is once again joined by Senator Jason Lewis and State Representative Michael Day to discuss the important issues facing Massachusetts this quarter.
Comics guru Chris Durham is joined by Ted Michalski Chambers of Comics to talk about the new comics for the week of April 18th!
Big episode of Viewfinder this week, as we get ready for our first Town Meeting production from the new Winchester High School Auditorium.
This week we're joined by Laurie Russell and Hayley Woldseth of the Winchester Community Music School to talk about their upcoming event Music Mania.
We're also joined by a solo Bram Berkowitz of the Winchester Star (don't worry, Melissa is just on vacation)to talk about the news of the week. Bram breaks down what to look for in the upcoming Spring Town Meeting, starting Monday. He also gives an update on the Winchester soccer facility, and also fills us in on some crazy stuff happening in the police logs this week.
State Representative Michael Day (31st Middlesex District) is joined by Jennifer Zhang of the Winchester School of Chinese Culture and Aba Taylor of the Winchester Multicultural Network to discuss issues related to diversity in Massachusetts and across the country.
Viewfinder 37 is here. this week we're joined by John Dupuis, Principal of Lynch Elementary School to discuss his official appointment as principal, his approach and what's to come.
We also talk to Melissa and Bram from the Winchester Star for the news segment to talk about this weeks headlines. We discuss the zoning of historical properties in Winchester and we talk about Bobbi Gibb, a Winchester resident who was the first woman to run in the Boston Marathon.
Comics guru Chris Durham is joined by Ted Michalski Chambers of Comics to talk about the new comics for the week of April 11th!
This week on Viewfinder we talk to Patrick Herron, Deputy Director, Mystic River Watershed Association about the organization and their upcoming events.
Then Melissa and Bram from the Winchester Star stop by for their regular segment to talk about the headlines of the week. Topics include a new principal at WHS, a book written by a Winchester resident is making waves and an update on the new voting machines used in last weeks town election.
Comics guru Chris Durham is joined by Ted Michalski Chambers of Comics and Katie Panniello to talk about the new comics for the week of April 4th!
This week we talk to Kim Miles from Winchester Hospital about their upcoming "Spring Into Pink" event and more.
We are also joined by Melissa and Bram from The Winchester Star to discuss the surprising results of Winchesters town election, a scary event involving rabies, and much more.
Plus your What 2 Watch on WinCAM for the week and lots more excitement. Recorded 3.30.2016.
Comics guru Chris Durham is joined by Ted Michalski Chambers of Comics to talk about the new comics for the week of March 28th!
Full episode this week as we talk to Elaine Vreeland, the Administrator for the Winchester Conservation Commission about the commission and how to get involved in their upcoming events.
We are also joined by Melissa and Bram from the Winchester Star to talk about LARPing at St. Eulalia's Parish, a local developer on 'This Old House', Winchester's effort to use social media and alerts to raise awareness of meetings and the upcoming election.
Comics guru Chris Durham is joined by Ted Michalski Chambers of Comics to talk about the new comics for the week of March 21st!
This week we're joined by Patty Shepard of the League of Women Voters of Winchester to discuss their upcoming event "Hot Topic: Building Up People Not Prisons"
We also talk to Melissa and Bram from The Winchester Star to discuss what's happening this week, including some very surprising developments in the race for Selectmen seats, gun ownership in Winchester, and much more!
Comics guru Chris Durham is joined by Ted Michalski Chambers of Comics to talk about the new comics for the week of March 14th
Big week on Viewfinder as we're joined by Betsy Sands, President of the Winchester Chamber of Commerce.
Plus we talk to Laurie Russell of the Winchester Community Music School to talk about their upcoming weekend full of events.
And we have our regular segment with Melissa and Bram from The Winchester Star to talk about the news of the week.
Comics Expert Chris Durham talks new comics for the week with Ted Michalski of Chambers of Comics and Tyler Graham.
This week we talk to Prassede Calabi of the Winchester Climate Action Advisory Committee. Prassede talks about the climate action plan in the town of Winchester and the importance of recycling.
We are also joined, as usual, by Melissa and Bram of The Winchester Star to talk about what's going on in the newspaper this week. Topics include the Winchester and National election results from Super Tuesday and what to look for in the upcoming race for a seat on the Board of Selectmen.
Comic Book expert Chris Durham is joined by Tyler Graham to talk about Deadpool, from comics to the big screen.
This week on Viewfinder we are joined by Rabbi Cari of Temple Shir Tikvah in Winchester.
Then Melissa Russell and Bram Berkowitz stop by for our weekly Winchester Star news segment. We discuss the recent Historical home demolition in Winchester and an honor given to our guests.
Host Chris Durham talks with Ted Michalski of Chamber of Comics and Karen Sargent, the public relations manager for Winchester Multicultural network about the history of African Americans in comic books and where to go from here.
Comics Expert Chris Durham is joined by Katie Panniello to discuss the latest addition to the Star Wars Film franchise, "Star Wars: The Force Awakens"
New Viewfinder available now. We're joined by Nancy Maiullari, a parental advocate of Grief Recovery After Substance Passing to discuss sources of help, compassion understanding for families or individuals who have had a loved one die as a result of substance abuse or addiction.
Melissa Russell and Bram Berkowitz of The Winchester Star drop by to talk about the news this week, including some Vinson Owen history, a tragic loss and an update on the Winchester gun ownership story.
In this episode, we are joined by Sahar Ahmed of The BRIO Integrated Theater. Melissa and Bram of The Winchester Star stop by for their regular Winchester news segment to talk about the beginning of the search for a new WHS principal, 40B discussions, and the town's budget. Recorded 4.10.2016.
Viewfinder Episode 27 is available now! This week we're joined by Aba Taylor of The Winchester Multicultural Network to talk tolerance and diversity. Then Melissa and Bram of the Winchester Star drop by to discuss the Eversource Transmission Line Public Information Session, School Holidays, and a new app developed by a Winchester resident. Recorded 2.3.2016.
This week we're joined by Melissa Russell and Bram Berkowitz of The Winchester Star to talk about the school's new budget, Eversource, and a returning veteran. We are also joined by Rebecca Levine of the Winchester Youth Center to talk about their upcoming events! Recorded 1.27.16
Viewfinder has reached 25 episodes and we're joined as always by Melissa and Bram from the Winchester Star to talk about MLK Day, drugs and taxes. Then we are joined by Laurie Russell and Steve Buckley of the Rotary Club of Winchester to talk about the upcoming Polar Plunge. Recorded 1.20.2016
This week on Viewfinder we are joined by Caren Connelly, the Executive Director of the Winchester Foundation for Educational Excellence to talk about the organization and it's upcoming event, the WFEE Trivia Bee. We also get a visit from our friends at The Winchester Star, Melissa and Bram to talk about Eversource, a new exhibit at the Griffin Museum, public records requests and more! Also, Suzette talks about WinCAMs Winter class schedule. Recorded 1.13.2016.
This week, we're joined by Vanessa Gobes of Chrysalis Center for Meditation and Wellness to talk about the benefits of mindfulness. We also talk to Melissa and Bram of the Winchester Star to talk about Winchesters New Years resolutions, coyotes and pothole preparation. We also get a drop in from Lydia Mullan, who has some interesting resolutions herself. Recorded 1..6.2016
It's the last Viewfinder of 2015! We talk about the year that was with Melissa and Bram of The Winchester Star and talk about the future of media, both print and television. We also give you a little taste of both of the new podcasts launched recently on The WinCAM Podcast Network, In the State House and Comic Talk. Both available by subscribing to The WinCAM Podcast Network via our #soundcloud and #itunes feeds.
It's a holiday edition of Viewfinder, the gang discusses their traditions and then are joined by Melissa and Bram from the Winchester Star. Then we're joined by System Engineer Chris Perry to talk about how exactly (and we mean EXACTLY) WinCAM gets on the air and how our signal differs from other television stations. Recorded 12/23/15.
It's the very first episode of Comic Talk! Our heroes, Katie Panniello and Chris Durham start the show with a very important topic, The Dark Knight himself; BATMAN!
It's the first Podcast edition of In The State House with Senator Jason Lewis and State Representative Michael Day. This half hour conversation about Massachusetts Politics, hosted by Alan Macdonald, reviews 2015 and looks at what's in store for the upcoming year.
This week we are joined by Melissa Russell and Bram Berkowitz of the Winchester Star to go over the weeks news and Sylvia Anthony joins us to discuss "Sylvia's Haven" a nonprofit housing facility that provides shelter, guidance, and emotional support for homeless women and their children. Recorded 12.16.2015.
It's a WinCAM Week edition of Viewfinder and we talk to Peter Engledrum about the premiere of his documentary film "The Colonel". We are also joined by Melissa and Bram of the Winchester Star to talk about the news this week. Recorded 12.9.2015.
WinCAM Week is almost among us and Viewfinder has the skinny on all the upcoming events. Dave, Suzette and Anthony go over how you can come celebrate with us from December 7th-11th. We are also joined by Melissa and Bram of the Winchester Star to discuss the big Board of Selectmen's Meeting from this week and a fish ladder in Winchester! Recorded 12.2.2015
Happy Thanksgiving From Viewfinder! This week we are joined by Melissa and Bram from The Winchester Star to discuss the Midnight Madness Sale, The Mission of Deeds, and have audio from Superintendent Judith Evans discussing social and emotional goals for Winchester students. We also discuss our Thanksgiving traditions and riding on airplanes.
In this episode of Viewfinder, we are joined by Melissa Russell and Bram Berkowitz of the Winchester Star to discuss the weeks news, including new building ordinances, The future possibility of a budget override and a new meditation center in Winchester. We also have Part 2 of our interview with New WHS Principal Christine Kelley.
In this episode, we interview new WHS Principal Christine Kelley, Melissa Russell and Bram Berkowitz from the Winchester Star come in to talk about Veterans Day, Bram interviews General Mark Milley of Winchester and we discuss Winchesters new parking regulations.
It's a Town Meeting edition of Viewfinder. We are of course joined by Melissa Russell and Bram Berkowitz from the Winchester Star for a complete breakdown of Fall Town Meeting 2015, among other topics. We also suggest some new laws that may or may not get considered for the next Town Meeting (hint: they wont)
It's a Halloween edition of Viewfinder full of thrills and chills. Mellisa and Bram join us once again from The Winchester Star to talk about the big issues of the upcoming Fall Town Meeting, A couple new restaurants opening in Winchester and a scary haunted house. Then we're joined by self defense expert Kristin Ann LaShoto of D.Y.A.T.A, Finally the WinCAM gang is joined by Melanie Carden for a very important and detailed discussion on what are the best and the worst Halloween candies.
This weeks episode of Viewfinder is here and it's a full one. We are joined by Dr. Fay Maneii to talk about healthy living through good habits. We are also joined by our regular guests, Melissa Russell, Bram Berkowitz and Steve Tobey of the Winchester Star. Mellisa and Bram talk about a new comics shop in Winchester, the town health insurance situation, the Winchester T Stop and much more. Steve talks with us about Winchester Sports.
It's an all Winchester Star edition of Viewfinder as we are, as usual, joined by Melissa Russell and Bram Berkowitz to talk about whats coming up in this weeks issue. We also get a visit from Sports Editor Steve Tobey to talk about the happenings in Winchester sports. Also, a very special word of the week.
Our first soundcloud podcast is here! This week we're joined once again by Melissa Russell and Bram Berkowitz from the Winchester Star and Dick Norberg with an update on the Jenks Renovations.
Melissa and Bram from the Winchester Star are back this week talking about the proposed liquor store on Main Street and the differing opinions about an historic house on Grove Street. We also catch up with good friend, Rebecca Levine of the Winchester Youth Center.
It's Viewfinder's Back to School Special! On this episode, we hear from Winchester High School Interim Principal, Christine Kelley, we get the student perspective from WHS students Andrew Termini and Michaela Tringale and we get a special visit from Officer Suz!
This week, we are joined by Melissa Russell and Bram Berkowitz from the Winchester Star to talk about this weeks edition, topics include rising insurance rates, emergency preparedness, and a reunion of the WHS class of 1950. We also talk with Bruce Murison, the Executive Director of the Mission of Deeds about upcoming events. All of this plus the word of the week and programming highlights.
Big things are happening at the Winchester Public Library. Hear the interview with Ann Wirtanen and Julie Kinchla and hear all the details. Plus, we talk to Melissa, Bram and Steve from the Winchester Star and introduce our new Production Specialist, Tyler Stevens!
Viewfinder is the official Podcast of WinCAM, Winchesters community access TV station.
In this episode, Dave and Anthony introduce themselves, discuss podcasting, and speak with Melissa and Bram of the Winchester Star.
This week, we discuss the high school principal controversy with Melissa and Bram of the Winchester Star. Also, we hear a fall sports preview from Winchester Star Sports Editor, Steve Tobey. WHS teacher and coach John Fleming stops by to talk about Sachems Lead and Anna Abbanat recaps her experience at the Hometown Media Awards!
It's a full WinCAM staff! David, Anthony and Suzette welcome Bram & Melissa from the Winchester Star, we have a welcome back message from McCall Middle School Principal, Jorge Goncalves and an interview with PSA Contest winner, David Adolph.
This week Anthony and Suzette discuss the ACM Annual Conference, PSA contest winners, and the buzz about this week's School Committee Meeting concerning WHS Principal Sean Kiley
This week David is joined by WinCAM's Training and Production Coordinator, Suzette Ferdinand. There's also the news segment with Melissa and Bram from the Winchester Star and a special guest call in!